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.'~ :4, _ -1 • ;.4 i v 4 .7, 1 r • ..1 .- - ~, 1 1 r .. of Old ^ 1 if van of f their (' f ime G. return )iej , P e i ,re tte Dr) 111° I:tY j 0 ,In ces 3` , e been f (OW. of e siege [eh as• . goor: aie .,3gusls r i the veutSs - 1 7 0 °Reit° Iheir rill be IN- 11 ' clod , trOd e >itanis eSS- , a • )n at -nOO after' ut 110" )pS C 1 'p a s' OCC' ien o 1V14 . ‘ gg io Lides >f tbo ' hid? ;) to C al 0.- that held t I eis" ;al of -ob" YiieS ;5 01 * NUMBER 3510.-} en ce• you ,1 1 , 0 be ,t j at rbtj)'," ;ptA igl' L-1 0° j " G:VP ; 0 0'r lotlfr ti' e ;0 0 " s4o° S °. ,irkr ~,~~i3 r~r~' ond• kip' mot ieph a kel MONEY. Sex. NEW THEATRE ROYAL,I2OVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, May I I, 18 fo, will be performed the Comedy of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. COOKE. To which' will be added, LOVE A-LA-MODE.- Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr. COOKE. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Secomi Price as. Gallery as. SecOnd Price' ts.- . =tipper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at ,the New Box-Office, in Prince's : place, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Hail past Six. nuade.---On Saturday will be revived Shakspeare's Historical • Play of King john; with The Birth-Day.—On Monday, -Macbeth ;- with Harlequin Pedlar, or, The Haunted Well.— On Wednesday, The Man of the World ; with Oscar and Malvina, The Pelle are respe.afully informed, that a new Musical After-piece is in rehearsal, and . will very soon be produced. 'LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Special License of the LORD C HAM BE R LA I N, • Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM- A. PAN? or the late DRUCY LANE THEATRE, Will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, May - to, alto, per form the Dramatic Piece of THE CRITIC. Dangle, Mr. PALMER; Sneer, Mr. P E LL ; Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr MATHEWS; Puff, Mr. MELVIN • Mrs. Dangle, Mrs SPARKS. • TRAGEDIANS. • • Lord Burleigh, Mr. KNIGHT ; Governor, Mr. RAY ; - Earl of Leicester, Mr. FU LLAND ; Sir Walter R leigh, Mr MARSHALL ; lustice, Mr. EYRE ; • • Don Ferolo Witiskerandos, Mr. DE CAMP; F.rst Niece, Miss RAY • Second Niece, Miss bOYCE:,• justice's Lady, Mrs. MADDOCKS ; Confidant, Miss TIDSW ELL - Tilburina, Mrs. HARLOW 2. To which will be added, the CoMic Drama of THE THREE AND THE , DEUCE. justice Tuuchit, Mr PEN LEY ; Mr Milford, Mr. EYRE ; l'iregrinef Pertinax, ,and Percival Single, Mr. DE CAMP ; Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. MATHEWS, .Wll6 will introduce the Song of " The Mail Coach"; Frank, Mr. OXIII,RRY ; Emily, Miss 40 Y'C E ; Phoebe, kirs. AT•I lEWS ; Taffline, Mrs. 131-AND. - _ . To whit will be added (by palticalar desire), the Musical Eriteriaiimient of THE REVIEW; THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. - Mr. neputy Bull, Mr. PENSON ; Cap;aiti ,caugard, Mr..l. SM ITH ; Quotern, Mr. mATII ENV S I Looney nlaetwoulter, Mr. 1.01-INSTON E, (Who introuuce Mr. Maetwoulte-r's:Travels, and Re tupi to Ballanitadej ; Grace Gay - luve, Mrs, 0-t< G ER; • - Lucy, Mrs. LAND ; • • Plupbe, Miss KELLY. • Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit.3s, 6J. Second Price 2s.: — Gallery as. SecUnd PriCe is. --Upper Gallery As: Second - face Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Office,' at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six • T o .morrow, The Maniac, or, The Swiss Banditti; with Hit or Miss ! kOYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WEST MIN*TER BRIDGE. Licensed by• Act of Parliament. 'THIS EVENING, Friday, and Saturday, the popular Grand Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, called THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; Or, THE-FATAL BIUD.GE. ' The Spedacle concludes withanAttack , by Laud and Water, on the• Usurper' s, Castle, and his Defeat by Warriors on • Real Horses, some of which are immersed in Water. A Variety of HO RS E NIA NSW P, particularly by Mr. MAKE EN. Equestrian Clown, Mr. CROSSMAN. To conclude with a Comjc Pantomime, Called - HARLEQUIN LAPLANDER; Chiefly taken from The Frozen Mountain. Second Price at Half past Eight. Equestrian Tuition from Ten till Three. 13:37 In order to keep up a constant s .ccession of Variety,. the popular Sre.tacle of The Blood- Red Knight will be per formed every Evening this Week, with Harlequin Lap - lander.; . and next Week with The Discovery, or, Harlequin's Salutation. • • MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo- nary or Permanent SUMS of NUM EY, that thex can at all times, and Without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun 4 Bred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, ou personal or-any other Security, 4ttstng from Marriage Sett lements,M o- , My in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy hold, and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also condtid every Negotiation at much leis pence than what is-usually incurred in money transaclions. ' Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re... eeive at their house,* No. 19, jermyn-street, St. James's, and. Letters, post.paid, immediately answered. N.E. Ten years purchase will be given for well secured . Annuities. Dr..FOTHERGIL'S FEMALT PILLS, For the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to the .TI4AT a greater share of the,i.(firalities -is allot tea to the Female, more than the other Sex, we have the authority of Scripture to confirm.. Hence the numerous dirderS which atted women, and subject them to pain and suffering at every period of life. But though this is the case, the 'same hand which has imposed the burthen, has also af forded the means of relief. He has provided the .plants' with healing virtues, which, under the guidance of science, should iestore health; soothe pain, and prove an antidote to the evil, Dr. Fothergil's Female Pill is a wonderful - Composition of this kind. I t allays nervous irritation, calms the rapid tu mult of the blood, gives to the perturbed spirits their regular course and circulation, and restores the relaxed fibre to its Proper tone, and settles on the cheek the myttling hue of 'health, beauty, and purity. Against all the irregularities of the sex it is a never-fail ing restorative; as, in Green Sickness and Obstruaions - Nervous disorders, as Hysterics ' .Spasms, Palsy ; in diseases from a relaxed fibre, as after childbed ; Dropsy, and 'even during the pregnant state. It should be kept, by every fe `lnale,-as a proper domestic medicine which she can, at all limes, resort to in an attack of any illness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Alutler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, iso, and Allen, 76, Ox turd -street; Clyk, 269, Borough; 'fur!, Rol Exchange; land most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes, - at 25. 9d. each. Of whofh may be, had,. Dr. Fothergir's Nervous Cordial nropS, 4f) justly recommended for the cute t)l .. all Nelyous tlomplitiats s , it Beta*, pricc 4s. anci•zzs, each, - N This Day was published, In Two Volumes Crown Bvo,.price ii. is. in boaids, DRAMATIC and M I S CEL L A NEOP S POEMS, By IMIN lOSHUA EARL of CARYSFORT, &c. London: Printed toil. Mackuiley, 47, strand. This day was published, In One Vol. izmo, price only is, 6d.. in boards. the Fourth Edition, of T HE COTTAGERS of GLENBURNIE ; Tale for the Farnteebingle Nook. • By F. CIZALIETI-1 HAMILTON, . . AuthOr of the ". Elementary Principles of Education"-- •6 Memoirs of Modernyhilosphers," Sze. Printed for T, Cadeil, and W. Davies, Snow' ,• and VVil- Pain Miller, Albeinarle-srreet, London,; and Alanners and Miller, .Edinburgh'. • _ _ ♦{ We have not Filet with any thing nearly so good as this since we read the Castle Rackrent, and the Popular Tales of Miss Edgeworth. This contains as admirable a picture of the Scottish Peasantry as those works db of the . I rish ; and rivals them not only . in the general truth of the delineations, and in the cheerfulness and pradieal rood sense of the les sons which they convey ; but in the nice disctimination of national c►taracler, and the skill with which a dramatic re presentation of humble life is saved from caricature and ab surdity."—Esiinburgh 'i.eview, No. 24. p. 401. FUR those distressing IMBECILITIES Which prevent, or render unhappy, the Marriage State ; as . welt as for every species of DEBILITY, R L A X.AT LO N , &c. however indicated, or from whatever CONC arising, long ex perience has proved SIR HANS S LOAN E's RESTO It A TINE and REANIMATING PILLS to be the most cer tain and sovereign Remedy. A Pamphlet, containing a more_ particular account of their virtues, and. much useful information to the afflided, may be had, price Is. at Mr. Perrin's, NO. 23, Southampton. street, Covent-garclen;' where, by special appointment, they . are . sold in boxes,price los. 6d..and 335: each. They are sold, also, by all lie principal Venders of Proprietor) , Me dicines in London. To Persons in. the Country, inclosing payment, free of postage, , to M r.sPerrin, they will bz immediately forwarded. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC• PILLS MAY be had genuine, as usual, 2s. gd. the box, .or six boxes ,Ss. pf B. PERRIN, No. 23, South- . ampton-street, Covent-garden, London ; . the only perAm, wko ever prepared the Analeptic Pills for the late Dr. lames, from the year 1772, when he first composed them, until the Doctor's decease. These Pills are a sovereign remedy for biliciusdiseises, indi gestion, loss of appetite, habitual costiveness, troublesome tiatulencies in -the stomach and bowels, and cholics-thence arising ; in gouty habits, giddiness, or rheininatic pains in the head, as those occasioned : by free living ; preventing pal sies and apoplexies, so oftt.i: the consequence of intempe ranee ; prevent or stop the progress of a cough or cold ; are excellent in lowness of spirits and nervous disorders ; in . dropsies, no water -will accumulate ' whilst thes e Pills are regularly taken ; by removing the cause, they often restore persons subject to tits ; females at the age of puberty, or the decline of life., slinuld never neglect taking them, being an. excellent good Wilily medicine. s N.B. lANIE.i's GENUINE FEVER - rOWDER, nuy be had as above, is. 9d. the packet. . ' r , • LPIfICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, MAY s.—Between the 3d and 14th it St. 3000 cuirassiers of the Duke of l'a( l ua's divisioy ill have passed through the department of La Meurtl - e. The first corps were to enter Nancy this day or - ,o -morrow. • , It was confidently . reported yesterday that their Majesties' excursioti V% ill be prolonged to the end' of May. . The Milanese Courier, under the head of Trieste, the. 23d ult. says, that all the Turkish vessels lately arrived there had been put under sequestration. ANTWIIRP, Arari. 30.-.-Their Majesties left Cam bray on. Sunday the 29th after Mass. They made a short stay at Valenciennes, where the ditferebt au zthorities were admitted to an audience. 'They ar rived at six o'clock at the Castle of Lueken. All the roads and streets they. lased, through were de corated with triumphal arches, .trophies, &C. and filled with immense crowds. Sentiments of the most' lively joy were manifested by all. This day their Maj 'sties gave audience at the Palace of Lueken, to the authorities of the Depart ment of_ the Dyle, and the - city of Brussel-3. At noon they embarked on.the canal with their Majes ties the King and Queen of Westphalia, and at-four they arrived atWelbrabk, where the canal commu nicates with the Roppet• The Minister of the Ma rine, -Vice-Admiral Missibs, -and the Prefect of the Two Nettles, received theth at the Sluice: Their Ma jesties embarked In the boats navigated by the sai lors of the-Imperial Guard, and descended-the Rup pel and the Scheldt, amidst the %essels of the fleet, -which were at anchor, and with their colours flying. Tl.e . arrival of t4eir , illajesties at Antwerp was an nounced by repeated discharges at art;liery, both from the fleet and fortifications of the city. Their Majesties landed at the arsenal, where the Mayor and Commandant hail the honour to present tint keystx) his Majesty the Emperor; The tuultitudc.‘. of speolators Was immense, and they expressed the gratitude& the inhabikants of this important city fo - r its second founder.- They could not but contrast the state of the port and city of Antwerp seven years ago, wires. hiS Majesty first visited it, with-what it is at present. . _ , The 5' per cents. were yesterday. at 80f._ 70 c. PAlilq, MAY 4.—The indicaltuir of BOurdeaux,' of the 20th ult. says, " his Highness the Prince of Eslint, Duke of llivoli, Maisoal..ot the Empire, pasted through here yesterday on his way to take the cointuand of an army of bet ween 90 and I 00,000 men, destined to march diced upon Portugal. His Highttes travels post:" • Gen.Soutiam,_ who commands a division of the army of Catalonia, is arrived in Luis capita. By vittne of an Imperil decree, the colonial pro duce on hand at grcsla, Alergen-op-Zoorn„ Bois-le- Duo, the other places Ceded, to7France, whether under sequestration, or otherwisey may be imported into France, on paying the duties of customs itn posed by the decreed the Bth February, or, may, • exported to Hullaad, duty free, within the space cif two mouths. DUBLIN, MAY 5. COMMON COUNCIL.—A variety of routine busi ness was transacted at the Common Council yester day.--The most material was a motion by Mr. Gifford, for rescinding a former Resolution of the Council in favOur of - the Catholics.—Messri. Guioa ness, Hutton, Neville, •&c. opposed the' motion with warmth--4ter, some. further discussion, a ballot was demanded.: For Mr. Giffard's Motion - - Against it - - - - 42 • Majority - - - _ Mr. Wtr.Lts then Made his promised motion for a Petition for a Repeal of the Union.—He was fol lowed by`Mr. M'Ketizie, who said he was instru6ted by his constituents to support . the Petition, but .Ob jetied 'against the manner in_•which Mr. Willis's was drawn: He would vote for a CoMmittee.--; Mr.' King acceded to the propriety of this sugges tion, when, after a speech from .Mr. Craven, Mr, Willis withdrew his Petititin, and moved for a Com mittee. • • The mol ion having been seconded, Mr. Gifiard ai- serted that this country was never more prosperoug • than since the time of - the Union—that commerce and • agriculture flourished—that credit was estab lished upon a rock too firm to be shaken—that.the measure was not only salutary but indiSpensahle. Mier a few other observations the question was called for, when the' Sheriff declared ,the Ayes had a it. - Mr. Giffard, however, demanded ballot, when there appeared— • for the Committee o—Against it 38-Majority.4.' Upon the numbers being declared, Mi.. Giffard congratulated the Assembly that there were 38 ho nest men among them, who would suPpoi t the niea sure Of Union, and concluded by observing, that thsta country was 38 , times better" off than when that measure was enacted. A Committee was then appointed, consisting of Messrs. Willis, Eliog, Craven, John seed, and Buchannan. Mr. WILLIs then moved that it be sent to the Board for their concurrence, which being carried, Mr. OXLEY moved fora ballot, for- the •purpdse, he said, of stifling It altogether. Mr. GIFFARD seconded the motion. • The ballot having been 'gronttd,, -- there,appeartd, - Ayes 54—Noes 4 i= Majority 13. The obje& of the AnC,Petition was thus de- J 1 feated. _ The Public will, please to observe, that the only person in partnership with the late Sir 3. -13ttANS-i COMB, at the ti'ioe that Firm:shared and sold the;; Grand Prize of One Thousand Tickers, which duced _24,7651.- (in last April Lottery) was E. EYJ w TON, w ho is now removed to No. 2, Cornhill, Leal the 'Mansion-house. • jt THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1819., r CAPITAL PRIZES in in Shares, at 4, Cornhill, and I.ATE LOTTERY, Drawn - 2ctil'October, :849. 2 Prizes of zoom* .11 - 15,000 3 2 8 Capitals. . . tbr the NEW LOTTERY, Bth of I UN E, are now selli: g Inds with the usual number of the Contrador gives 00 WHOLE TICKETS, gain, upwards of 100,0001 and hemes to be had, with parti. :baring-cross, London. tz Capitals. ,TICKETS and SHARES which begins and ends on the as above.—The Scheme abciu Money Prizes, besides which FOUR EXTRA PRIZES 0 by which a Single Ticket may a Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas.—Sl culars, at 4, Cornhill 2 or 9, C NEW STATE LOTTERY, To he Drawn in TUNE. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. S'ock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE LOTTERY are on Sale at their Office, No. 9;, Royal Exchange. The Scheme is on the same improved Plan as the last, as to Number of ickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents.; ii addition to the z00,0001.,..0f Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, Of too Whole Tickets,each, Which are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Num. ber drawn a Prize above Isl. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India, and South Sea .Stocks, with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Ekchequer Bills, and every de scription of Government Securities, bought and sold by Com mission. TIRANSCOMB and G 'IL) Success, Sold In Last Lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery, No. 3 3 ,734. • . ,C. 20,000 No. 2,618 . . e ,C 30,00 4, 6 54 • . . . 5,000 383 . . 1,000 s_ol cool. each . 2,50 a 3of 5001. each . ',soca Being Shares of almost every Capital tliterein; and in Last Year only; Sit of z0,0f,01. and Capitals to the amount of 2500001, besides the first_ 30,0c01. the last 25, 001. and only . 4.D,0001. Prize ever shared ; and in previous Years to an amount beyond all precedent ; are now selling Titckets and Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to .befirawn Bth(UN E., "in.whicli there are Four Grand Prizes di lc() Tikets each, which may produce to a Ticket too,oool. and to a Sixteenth upwards of 6,0c01. BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against ate deception set forth of their Finn and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes' so given ; the FACT is, every. Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each received 15471. 165. 3d. at their . OLD and ONLY Offices in London, viz. :o. with their usual great No, 37, CORNHILL;. I No. ri, HOLBORN; No. 36, HAYMARKBT; And No. 269, STRAND. Thty will never falsely assert they divid6,l a Capital which was not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as above. . . . THE ‘VALCHEREN FEVER. - • This Day was published, In One large Volume, Otiavo, price its. • OBSERVATIONS' ou the DISEASES of the ARMY in Camp and in Garrison. ' Iv Sir 1011 N PRINGI.E, Bart. • Printed for Stock(tale, jun. 4T, Pall-Mall. Where may be had. in une large .Volume, 4to, with- tz b eau tiful plates, price zt. tau_ a few Proof , Copies. oa royal paper, 41. 45. .The Histr:ry of the InquisitiOrts-inelicd: log the secret Traosaaions or those horrid 'l'ribunals. .This-Day was published, In Six large 061avo Volumes, price, in boards, 31. 3s. A New Edition of THE THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLA NEOUS WORKS of the Rev. WILLIAM 'ONES, M.A. F.R.S. • To which is prefixed, A Short Account of his Life and Writings. By WILLIAM'ST EVENS, Esq. Printed For F. C. and j._ Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; soldalso by j. l-latctiard, Piccadilly. • • • ''Phis Day were published, In Two Volumes, Ottavo, price, in boards, iSs. with a For ' trait of the Author, and two other Engravings, . THE WORKS of the Rev. THOMAS TOWN SON, D. D. late Archdeacon of Richmond, one of the Rectors of Malpas. Cheshire, and sometime Fellow of St. Mary Alagdalen College, Oxford. - To. which is prefixed. .An Account of the Author, with an I ntrodu6lion to the DlSN:mrses on the Gospels, and a Sermon on the Quotations in the old "1 esStautent. - BY RALPI-1-CtIIIItTON, M.A. Archdeacon of St. David's, Rector of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire, and late Fellow of Brazen Nose Cuir lege, Oxford. Printed for' F. C. and I. Rivino.n, No. 6i, St. PiuPs Church-yard, and T. Payne, pall- Stall. LORD WELLINGTON and MARQUIS WELLESLEY, • This Day was p •)lished, price 4s. ALETTER to SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Esq. M.-P. upon the Military CouduEt of Lord WeAlington ; with so►ne Remarks upon the Marquis -Wellesley's Govern ment in India, and the fatal Effe6ts of Party Spirit. By BRITANNIC US. " History sufficiently proves, that nothing really memo rab'e has ever been achieved, w►thout that boldness of con ception, that fearless rapidity of execution, which Luis inva. riably distinguished Commanders of the first order !"-- 7 Gene ral tatrille, Refleelions on Modern-War. . • Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and I. BlacklOck. Royal Exchange. • - - This Day was published, Very handsomely printed, in one volumci post odiavo, price 9s. in boards, VTOCAL POETRY ; or a Selea Colle&ion of En , V glish Songs.- To which is prefixed, a new Essay on Song Writing. .By. M, D.' _ Printed for j. iohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Dr. Aikin understanding that a new Edition of Essays on Song Writing, with a Colletlion of Songs, &c. has just been published with his name annexed, by Mr. Evans, of Pall Mall, finds it necessary to declare that he has never been con sulted on this re-publication, and has no concern whatever in it. • Ina few Days will be published,. lie Ottavo, SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS : Part 11. on the Origin and Treatment of Pseudo Syphitic Diseases, and on Diseases of the Urethra. By }OHN ABERNETHY, F.R.S. Printed foz Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoe ter.row. Of whom may be had, Part I. On the Constitutional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Aneurisms, price 7s. boards. Under the Title of Surgical Observations will be re-pub - . fished, in succession, with colisiderable Additions ' Part 111. Containing Observations on Injuries of the Head, and Miscellaneous Subjels. • Part IV. Observations on Chronic Abscesses and Tu mours; which are in the press, and in considerable forward- IIeSS FICTUAL LI N - 0 FFICE, May f ISto, THE COMMISSIONE4S 'or ICTUALLING ' His MA JESTY's NAVY-do heriby giVe Notice, That on Friday, the 18th last. they will be ready. to receive Tenders in writing(sealednp ), - and treat for One Hitared Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, lobe deli vet ed,Duty free, pont irate.: houses in which the saute shall have been bonded, into His Majes. Piebtalling Stores at Pbrtsmouth, one Ifaq thereof in one Month, and the other Half in one Month alter - wards, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date.' The Conditions of the Contras may be teen at theSectetaly's Office, No regard will he .bad to any Tende:r in whlc4 the Price sha./1 not be inset-tea' in words at length, O:Ma t shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the tBth Instant, nor unless the Person who makes, the Vinder, or some Persins on his hebal attends to anywer when called Al. V ICTUALL lIV G. OFFICE, May I, iSto. THE COMMISSIO.NERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on TUeiday, the 22d Ina. they will be' ready to receive - Tenders in writing (sea'ed up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH WATER shall be required for the use of His Majesty': Ships and Vessels at, and in thi Vicinity of Falmouth, for Twelve Months certain ; and further until Six Months Warning shall be given for• the Termination of : the Conti-at - I. To he, paid Jor by Bills,Nyable with Interest. ; Nitiety Days after date, The Conditions of she Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at thic Office, or by applying to Mr. 2dhn Mitchell, at Milor, near Falmouth. No regard will be bad to any Ten der in which the Price shall not belmerted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Nat One o'Clock onSbe said Tuesday, the 32d Inst. nor unl , ss the Po son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his . behalf, attends is answer when called for. ' • - VICTUALLING_OF'F/CE, )11y 4, COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 11 His m4yE,sTY's N/1 Y do .hereby glue That on Frido, the 18th Inst. they wit! be ready to receive Tenders; in writing ( sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred Tons •of good sound VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO ; to be delivered, cue hall thereof in Six Weeks, andthe other half in Six IPeeks afterwards, into bis. Majesty's lritivalling Stores at the Ports, and in . .the Proportions undermentioned, viz. • Tons. Dept ford Portsmout 11 Plymouth 200 And to be paid for by tr.:y.46le with Interest, ninth days after 'date.• The Conditions of the Contraa ,4:y be sees at the Sectetau . 's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shad not be inserted in word's at length, or 'that shall not he de livered to the Board - before One o'clock on the , said Friday, the Instant, nor unless the Person who maL•es the - Tender, or some . Per $Ol7 on his behalf, attends, to a7l.l4L'et rehen called for. rr . 14 1 4 I BsH .Sold TWEINTI 9 . the rwo last Lotteries, 9, Charing. cross. LAST L() r - r E RY, • • Valentine's Day, i4th February, trio: Prize of - - £20,000 J - - - 5,000 7 - 1,000 3 _ 'Soo t s !. 1 '. ',i '.,,' • •:, ..t.sik, •-, ~;,. ~:: • .- ,i ;',:s t f : ;,- ,• '/;;•- • :, .: e.,. ..) . ."-y".1.*,%4 4 ?1'41 ~.,... 7 : 4••••••, ..,;,..14::::. , ,... 'Z'A 7 r, , , H Ilt 4 l . l a . 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